How to Apply for Special Hunts (Folder) 7%

APPLICATION PROCESS AND INSTRUCTIONS Persons must create an account annually and may submit 1 application for one or all draws. Remember Username, Password, and email address for future      .... Continue to How to Apply for... >>

Towed Water Sports (Folder) 7%

and younger must wear a U.S. Coast Guard approved life jacket at all times while on board or being towed by a vessel, even when anchored. Boat must be equipped with a wide-angle mirror or have      .... Continue to Towed Water Sports >>

Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commissioners (Folder) 7%

620-566-7263 | Email Bruce Term expires June 30, 2026 You can email all Commissioners at once by using THIS FORM.      .... Continue to Kansas Wildlife a... >>

Commission (Folder) 7%

. The Commission is required by state law to preserve the right to hunt, fish, and trap wildlife, which is established in section 21 of the the Kansas Constitution's Bill of Rights. All Commission meetings      .... Continue to Commission >>

Furharvester (Folder) 7%

. Furharvester: All Resident Furharvester Licenses can be purchased online or at any licensed agent. Resident Furharvester: $27.50 Resident Junior Furharvester: $15.00 Nonresident Furharvester: $252      .... Continue to Furharvester >>

2026 Kansas Birding Big Year (Folder) 7%

and record as many different species as they can in the calendar year within the borders of our state. Participants can register online on the KDWP website, with all observations logged into Cornell University      .... Continue to 2026 Kansas Birdi... >>

What to Stock Initially (Article) 7%

A standard initial stocking of largemouth bass, bluegills, and channel catfish is recommended for all ponds one acre or larger with underwater visibility of at least 12 inches. Additional fish      .... Continue to What to Stock Ini... >>

32-958 (Article) 7%

;conservation" mean the use of all methods and procedures for the purposes of increasing the number of individuals within species and populations of wildlife up to the optimum carrying capacity of their habitat      .... Continue to 32-958 >>